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    The document discusses using the pmr command with options -m 1 and -r 4 to retrieve counter and performance metrics from a system every 15 minutes. It then uses egrep to filter the output for specific metrics related to call setup success rates, latency, throughput, interference levels, handover success rates, and data connection drops.

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    The document discusses using the pmr command with options -m 1 and -r 4 to retrieve counter and performance metrics from a system every 15 minutes. It then uses egrep to filter the output for specific metrics related to call setup success rates, latency, throughput, interference levels, handover success rates, and data connection drops.

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    pmr -m 1 -r 4 | egrep 'Counter|Acc_InitialERabEstabSuccRate|

    Acc_InitialErabSetupSuccRate|Acc_InitialUEContextEstabSuccRate|
    Acc_RrcConnSetupSuccRate|Acc_S1SigEstabSuccRate|Av_CellAvail|Int_DlLatency|
    Int_DlThroughput_kbps|Int_RadioRecInterferencePucchPwr|Int_RadioRecInterferencePwr|
    Int_UlThroughput_kbps|Mob_HoExecSuccRate|Mob_HoPrepSuccRate|Ret_ERabDrop'

    SS(9:33:06 PM): -m = time interval =0.25 hrs = 15 minutes


    SS(9:33:16 PM): -r = option of pmr i.e option 4
    and then i grep all the parameters needed

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